Title
University of Santo Tomas Hospital vs. Hospital Employees Association
Case
G.R. No. L-12919
Decision Date
Oct 30, 1962
The University of Santo Tomas Hospital is cleared of unfair labor practice charges as the court rules that institutions operated for educational purposes, like the University of Santo Tomas, are exempt from Republic Act No. 875.
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Case Digest (G.R. No. L-12919)

Facts:

  • Complaint filed by a prosecutor of the Court of Industrial Relations against the University of Santo Tomas Hospital (USTH)
  • Allegations of unfair labor practice acts against Felipe L. Torrecampo, the president of the University of Santo Tomas Employees Association
  • Complaint based on Section 4(a), paragraphs 1 and 4, of Republic Act No. 875
  • USTH filed a motion to dismiss, arguing lack of jurisdiction
  • Motion to dismiss denied, USTH appealed the decision

Issue:

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Ruling:

  • Supreme Court reversed the decision of the lower court
  • Dismissed the complaint for unfai...(Unlock)

Ratio:

  • Institutions operated for educational purposes, like USTH, are exempt from Republic Act No. 875
  • Court relied on previous cases that established the exemption of educational institutions from the jurisdiction of the Court of Industrial Relations
  • Previous cases cited: U.S.T. Hospital Employees Association vs. Sto. Tomas University Hospital, San Beda College vs. Court of Industrial Relations, and Quezon Institute v. Celso A...continue reading

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